Commit Command

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 Commit command is used in commit message to update or progress issues. It has below syntax:
 {code}
 ACTION ISSUE_KEY [ISSUE_KEY ...] [--ATTRIBUTE1 VALUE1] [--ATTRIBUTE2 VALUE2]
  COMMAND_NAME ISSUE_KEY [ISSUE_KEY ...] [--OPTION1 VALUE1] [--OPTION2 VALUE2]
 {code}
  
For example, the command below means: actions is _Fix_, issues are _TST-1_, _TST-2_ and TST-3, with one attribute _comment_ which value is _implemented a cool feature_
  For example, the command below means: command name is _Fix_, issues are _TST-1_, _TST-2_ and TST-3, with one attribute _comment_ which value is _implemented a cool feature_
 {code}
 Fix TST-1, TST-2 and TST-3 --comment implemented a cool feature
 {code}
  
  
 *Normally, one command is in one line*, if you need multiple line for an attribute, a '\' should be added to the end of line, for example:
 {code}
 Fix TST-1 --comment First line \
 Second line \
 Third line
 {code}
  
*Command Action*
  *Command Name*
  
 The action can be customized when you add an *Update Issue Step*. The action in commit command is case-insensitive that means Fix TST-1 is equals to fix TST-1 or FIX TST-1.
  
 *Issue Key*
 The issue key is issue tracker related. You can customize it in related issue tracker settings by using [Java regular expression|http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html].
  
*Command Attribute*
  *Command Option*
  
 The attributes in a commit command are also issue tracker related. Please reference them in the corresponding page in this wiki.
  Command options in a commit command use defined attributes in issue tracker and they are issue tracker related. Please reference them in the corresponding page in this wiki.